Using pytest 9.0.0 with iTerm2 3.6.5, my test suite caused thousands of alerts like this:
I understand I can disable this with -p no:terminalprogress, but it was alarming and others might not read through the detailed (thank you!) release notes. iTerm2 sets two environment variables:
ITERM_PROFILE=Main
ITERM_SESSION_ID=w0t1p0:3DB6DF06-FE11-40C3-9A66-9E10A193A632
Is it too ad-hoc to detect one of these variables and default the plugin to off?
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Using pytest 9.0.0 with iTerm2 3.6.5, my test suite caused thousands of alerts like this:
I understand I can disable this with -p no:terminalprogress, but it was alarming and others might not read through the detailed (thank you!) release notes. iTerm2 sets two environment variables:
Is it too ad-hoc to detect one of these variables and default the plugin to off?